A church, a school
Subtitle: Pulitzer Prize-winning civil rights editorials from the Atlanta constitution
By: Ralph McGill ; new introduction by Angie Maxwell
Contributors: University of South Carolina. Institute for Southern Studies
Edition: Pbk. ed.
Series: Southern classics series
Publisher: University of South Carolina Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Columbia, S.C
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781611171297
Subjects: Race relations; Segregation; Segregation in education; Civil rights; African Americans; Rule of law; History
Other titles: Atlanta constitution.
Notes: "Published in cooperation with the Institute for Southern Studies of the University of South Carolina."

Originally published: New York : Abingdon Press, 1959.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: "Let Us Now Praise Ralph McGill"; title: A Church, a School; title: "Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin" Daniel; title: Bombing at Clinton Harms Entire South; title: Nehru Speaks for the U.S.; title: While the Clock Ticks; title: Kluxers Flee Americans; title: The Oldest Constitution; title: Reverence for the Law; title: Brooklyn, Little Rock; title: "The Judicial Power"; title: Decision in Faubus Case; title: Notes on Bastille Day; title: General Lee Reminds Us; title: The President as Professor; title: Once a Biscuit Is Opened; title: After Schools Close, Then What?; title: "Ninety Per Cent Are Lunatics"; title: "Know Thy Adversary!"; title: Educate Only the Well to Do?; title: If We Ask the Missionaries; title: A Lesson We Can Learn; title: Whose States Rights?; title: States Rights, State Failures; title: A Plea for Simple Truth; title: Violence Destroys Its Own Purposes; title: Byrd Machine Knocked Out; title: In What Fire Was Thy Brain?; title: We Now Trust Our Youth; title: The Slow Mills of Law!